Rotary official visits Idaho Falls club by Dr Carver
Dr John Carver governor of Rotary's fifth district covering Utah and Idaho visited the Idaho Falls Rotary Club for a luncheon in Manhattan cafe. He spoke on Rotary ideals and the organization s role in international aid and the fight against war. He discussed clinics for crippled children and plans to fund them by public subscription across Price Salt Lake Ogden Logan Twin Falls Idaho Falls.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
John Carver
Rotary
Utah
Idaho
Idaho Faiistory Club
Manhattan
Carver
Fifth District
Eer Ees
Bette
Price
Salt Lake
Ogden
Logan
Twin Falls
Honor Roll Honors At Blackfoot High School
Blackfoot report notes first six weeks top scholar Miss Sonna Kinney with first honors. Only boy Wilford Beck earns second honors. nine girls listed including Helen Barrus Ethel rows Margaret Decker Anta Eleanor Chapman Wanda Parsons Gree Clark Whid Fisher Theona Snyder and Allene Burns. Eligibility requires four subjects with top grades for first honors and at least two A's with no grade below B for second honors.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Sheriff Hosts Inmate Guests at Bonneville Jail
The sheriff received Charles Underwood and James Sanders, both convicted in federal court on liquor charges. Underwood faces a $100 fine and four months, Sanders a $400 fine. W. L. Church is to appear October 29 to serve four months and a $100 fine.
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Idaho Falls
Ite
Cridgle
Charles Underwood
Bonneville County
James Sanders
W. L. Church
Man Found Guilty of Carrying Concealed Weapon in Idaho
Charles Basqguza pled guilty before Judge Daniels to carrying a concealed weapon after being found prowling in an alley. He received a fine and a donation of $15 to the city treasury. Two others pleaded guilty to drunkenness with $20 fines.
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Tribune
Idaho Faltis
Charles Bangusa
City Treasury
Marriage licenses issued this week in Idaho area
Marriage licenses were issued this week listing Helen Leonard of Denver and Dante Knapp of Idaho Falls Esther Ellington of Minot North Dakota and Lawrence Denning of Idaho Falls Rita Fackrell and Newell Howell both of Pingree.
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Idaho
Idaho cheese and butter output climbs sharply in 1920s
Idaho dairy production shows bold gains from 1921 to 1924 with creamery butter up 172 percent, cheddar cheese up 255 percent reaching 7,670,000 pounds in 1924. Idaho rises to fifth in cheddar output while 1924 condensed milk, ice cream, and national prize wins highlight state dairy strength.
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Boise
Idaho
United Tates
Portland
Grangeville
Canada
Idaho Falls Visitors and Local Births Reported
TDAHO FALLS Tdaho Falls Idaho visitors Mrs Drew Maunda of Kansas City and Mrs Horace Ainsworth of Pocatello spent the day in Idaho Falls with friends. Mrs Harry Holden plans Oakland trip to visit daughter Geraldine Holden Hoerst. Rancher A A Hartman to join wife on the coast. son Owen Hartman attends UC Berkeley. Rexburg Standard agent W L Adams discusses State Bank of Idaho Falls affairs. Mrs Derry returns from Lincoln Neb. James Westergard hosts Mr and Mrs David Evans of Malad former state senator. New arrivals at L D hospital include a baby born Saturday October 17 and another born Friday October 16 to local families.
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Tdaho Falls
Drew Maunda
Kansas City
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Horace Ainsworth
Harry Holden
Oakland
California
H. Hoerst
Geraldine Holden
A. Hartman
West Side
San Francisco
Hartman
Owen Hartman
University of California
Berkley
W. Lloyd Adams
Rexburg Standard
State Bank of
Derry
Lincoln
Nebraska
James Westergard
David L. Evans
Evans
BE. R. Meifan
L. D. & Hospital
John Ward
Mrs Trene Welch Grissom Leaves Idaho for California Visit
Idaho Falls on Oct 22 Mrs Trene Welch Grissom departed for Los Angeles and other parts of Southern California for a several month visit. Her stay is expected to be pleasant due to a wide ties with the literary colony in Los Angeles and Hollywood.
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Idaho Falls
Mra Trene Welch Grissom
Los Angeles
California
Blackfoot Pair Wed in Ashton Ceremony
Oct 22, 1937 in Blackfoot J K Good Probate Judge officiated the marriage of Ral Hutchin gon of Blackfoot and Ethel Hendricks of Ashton reflecting a small town ceremony and union of two residents.
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Blackfoot
Rarl Hutchingon
Ethel Hendricks
Ashton
J. KE. Good
Grimm Alfalfa Growers elect new secretary and staff
At Blackfoot on October 22 the Grimm Alfalfa Growers association accepted the resignation of secretary George A. Line and elected H. Kelley to fill the unexpired term. B. E. Sanders was chosen assistant secretary Hugh J. Kennedy was named sales manager after a two month trade tour into the northern United States. Canadian Alsike and Ontario varieties are good and some seed is exported to the United States. The Grimm alfalfa crop in Bingham county is above last year while statewide Grimm and common crops are down. Kingham county harvest completed before frost with three quarters in warehouse and one third cleaned ready for shipment. shipments expected soon.
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Blackfoot
Grimm Alfalfa Growers Association
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ontario
United States
Bingham County
Kingham County
Baby in precarious condition in Blackfoot
The nine months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Cox is in a precarious condition and the attending physician holds out little hope for recovery. Mr Cox is a distributing agent for the Pottatello Tribune at Blackfoot and recently moved from Pocatello.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Lee Cox
Cox
Potatello Tribune
Pocatello
Delegates From Idaho Falls Attend State Odd Fellow Meet
Idaho Falls on October 22 reports delegates from the Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges heading to the state convention in session at Twin Falls this week. Attending are Mr. and Mrs. John W. Shipp Mrs. Tom Eakin Miss Sylvia Mott F H McGrew Sidney Robinson Milroy Marker and W H Warner.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Twin Falls
John W. Shipp
Tom Eakin
Sylvia Mott
F. H. McGrew
Sidney Robinson
Milroy Marker
W. H. Warner
Idaho Potato Industry Meeting Set for Pocatello
Tentative plan calls for a November 20 gathering of Idaho potato growers shippers and others to form an association to levy a tax on the crop to fund promotional publicity. Idaho commerce reports Idaho Walls plans. Governor Lowden of Illinois may attend among several nationally known figures.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Walls
Chamber of Ecommerce
Lowden
Illinois
Fort Hall Indians Coat Featured in Western Movie Production
Beaded buckskin coat created by Mrs. Ralph W. Dixey and Mrs. Lawrence Dixey on display in J. H. Farley's window. Ralph W. Dixey and about thirty Fort Hall Indians helped with scenes at Jenny's Lake Wyoming for location three of The Three Bad Men with filming progressing toward southern California and Hollywood. The jacket, yellow-tanned buckskin with rose and poppy beadwork, is valued at as high as $200 though not for sale.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Ralph W. Dixey
Lawrence Dixey
Fort Hall
J. H. Farley
Dixey
Jenny's Lake
Wyo
California
Hollywood
Mr. Dixey
Local Boys Play in University Band in Moscow
Milton B Nanamaker a Pocatello High School graduate directs the University orchestra and leads the pep band in Moscow as they prepare for two upcoming performances at the Gardens in Spokane. John Robert Taylor another Pocatello graduate plays piano in the orchestra and bass drum in the band, with a history in multiple regional ensembles.
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Moscow
Milton B. Nanamaker
Pocatello High School
Thhe
Idaho Tech
John Robert Taylor
the Tech
Gardens
Spokane
Nanamaker
Tech Band
Tech Symphony Orchestra
Oregon Short Line Band
Poeatello High School
Car stolen from business district in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls October 22. Raymond Streeper a Poplar rancher reported his car stolen from the business district Tuesday evening while he went to shine his shoes. No suspects named at this time.
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Idaho Falls
Raymond Streeper
Poplar
Criddle
Streeper
Notice on Sunday closure for shoe shine parlors
All shoe shine parlors will close every Sunday at 1 p m. from now on. The notice specifies uniform closing time across the week end. This short market style reminder informs workers and customers of the new policy.
Reduction on Shoes and Safe Sale at Rusk Simson Co
A local store advertises reductions on men s women s and children s shoes and offers a large safe for sale at low price. The store hours are 12 to 6 p m and the notice credits Rusk Simson Co with the sale.
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Rusk- Simson Co
Art's Used Car Exchange Catalog Ad From 1919 1924
A detailed vintage car listing from Art's Used Car Exchange presents numerous models with prices across 1917 to 1924. Highlights include 1919 Cadillac Touring at 450 dollars, 1924 Ford Touring at 325 dollars, 1923 Studebaker St Six at 875 dollars, and 25 Buick Country Club at 1825 dollars. The ad urges readers to view Art before buying a car.
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Oakland
Dodge
Chandler
Studebaker
Nash
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Akets
Ev Inc. Feature Service. Inc
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Ory
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Weley
Zenith
Zenith Radio
Zenith Corporation
Fort Fall
Old Dixie
Maxwell House
South
Pacific
Americas
West Center Street
Mare Celler
Rons
West Center
Art’s Used Car Exchange
Western Loan & Building CO
Arthur
Pocatello Tent & Awning Co
Postoffice
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